HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Herald, 1911-08-05, Page 6ThEWEST 'S NEW OUTLET
Where Will Timber for Hudson Bay
Railway be Oktained ?
'Where is tate timber for the coustrue
tier+ or -the tludaun •i3ay r',et11;vay to be
obtained? anti will the cuuntry thruugrl
'which -tike line passe' be ante to tar -
nisi' it?
To answer these questions was the mails
oittec1 UL a Survey party sent out by tint
3PorestrY Departrnent of We inter= ill
the sulinuer of J:71IJ. -`Cue report by the
head oz the .warty • (LLr. J. .tt. Divksun,
B. S. A.,, 13- S. b'.- ,4.ssistanL IItspe11ur
0f bol•est .Reserves!' has JUS! liee.t pub-
lisLeGi arrd is ut great ilut(1 e: t to Luilee
C0riesrliea lit Lae 1 u:Mu-1g of the road.
Stennis; at the Pas, du the iiattalliCtte-
wan rive).'. the pasty traversed Llie 4:uUi1
tr!f al•ut:tnc; 17.inSlttu latae,- the it:tiisutu
liver. the Glass raver system. :vita as
many lake 52 T i 151011a tillelkUilag \C ett-
uska-!axe)• 1-ait3va tor Pak0a4U1gat1) lal.e
Setting and .Split lakes, 54141 tate, ',eisull
river system, irlt'luulii)( L1'u s ar,u Aip-
iw.esk lakes, lkatiter1ng auu l.anauli;
lances: the return Journey' was Inane tfy
way of the Il1nsgo ter vine) river. Suero.a
two hunured- ad 1
n tl uty ft3 e t,t:,) nines
of the lilte Of the prupose route et toe
railway was thus traversed.
The party was (ulaposed or the chief
forester and three field assistant:; awl
five others. The wort( was in the nature
of a reucltnais_alus, the nlethod auupt-
*ld beim; to run lines at Intervals ut
three to six mites. the couupass being
used to, hive the (tires Lh)4i. The men
wo*arced Snugly, - and all average day's!
Work 1v'as four to six- mile.; alta return.
J+'ieid glasses were carded and were et -
ten used to get au idea of use country
that could not he reached on foot.
The sizable timber hs confined almost.
entirely to the water -courses. 1. pruee
Is, generally speaking, the only timber
that is fouled large enough • fur son -um
ber or railway ties. 1.:c poplar, Owren,
and lack u11re. are Jtts,.r;:::.:y tuu snort,
Spindly. lintby and cr'ukrd tor atay use
save fttei or nulnwood, Very. vel:! tet\',,
live tamarack trees are to be into; tee
rest have been killed by hark beetiel'.
The total number of ties available in
the district covered is estitented at a-
bout 360.IJbO. '(•!11th, at ties tU the
utile. would be .ulfietont ter about half
Itbe distance co.vereu. U:' sun -1 ir,t.u:r
there are about title and a Lal# minion
Foe pile timber the dead *.,nlintr'ac, ants
the largest of the t'iuse-i:t'ai::ed n1ilOJs
spruce could be used. There is a very
large supply ut fut•iwood available, laid
there 33111 also he a largo tie l i'.,e
pulpwood. but touch of- the t..nittr la t:S
vet We slnrll even. fur. that.
The destruction of timbea tend 1.14!14,
be It observed, in a tii.-tricL witere lhru-
bfixIler• have Hever pellet l at(n) Is trc-
gletldous. Pere and 111$e4.•ts ••(le rest,:::
Atblc• 1:01 this. e.4n1 1ti11y too in:uter.
practically every- part of the tttnPre -
tiruatel3'1 eight telt U41& <u sql:a re ltti3�s
t•overed bA' the survey oar;y has i.,1e,t
visite(( by tiro great general fires, urle
'eighty. A sty age. toe other forty. lit
uulte a number tet t,ll•.tr tut: t'h'e had
evidently leaped lakes -r clue, (:r inure,
iii width. Wien a tire live, ell winter I::
:the dry moss altcl 11,51.5 cut 55ain i14
the spring tuliowing.
Bark beetles have also clown au irtcal
culable amount of damage:. They Lave
1(i.Itd praetleeily all 1145 Ludas •aet( trees
and are 1'014 at WOrit cru tete. 03at01'5
51arttee.
Atter the trees have been killed .by
the beetles. a wind -'corm (and severe
windstorms are very frequent hz the re-
giori3 overthrows the -fallen *fees and
'the mass of debris n•lt,lch forma fs
•4 axe bit 'a lightning i'Ixslt: So a severe
- ` /'o') start14 and"•ltl""> ','burn. Over W5.tay. mites
�:•� iii!'-eoulitrv..
Tae Protection .of the timber of tike re.-•
J -- glen front file is a tremendous-llrohirt11
-Extension of the patrol is suggested,
but in a country so targe and emetically
Uninhabited 11 would by a task of • great.
difficulty to check a fire if once It got
'Started. he the ranger ever so eeric•letrr.
As to starting tires Mr, Dickson eon-
sldere the Indians more eareitl than
white men and far more so than the
batt breeds.
-So' far as Investigated, the i'ste of the
growth of trees In tate regtoa is vel'Y-
}ow. A period of one lla;,dred years
will produce white Spr'uc'e of a dtaenct51
Of eight to twelve Ineltes. poplar of eight
to ten inches and black spruce to of
four to five inehcw. Tt is the cold wet
toil of the muskegs which is largely to
blame for tete slow growth. the e0nntry
being so level that gond natural drani-
(Lge. eailnOt bet 500141'ed,
Brief notes are given in rrrara to the
eharaeter, soil. cbnat0, ulant-c•oi3th
and sgricult'u4al possibilities of the re-
gion. its minerals. feele game and f3tr
!animals. and these will be foo:rtl of
reeee Interest.
The destruction of the house fly
is a public duty. Almost et -err
American state Board of Health
is carrying 031 au crusade against
biro. Els filthy origin and habits,
and the fact that his body is
generally laden with disease -pro-
ducing germs, makes him one of
the greatest enemies of the human
race. If the housekeepers of
Canada will use Wilson's Fly
Pads persistently, this peril would
be treinendously reduced.
Ott
WEALTH IN PEAT.
It le proposed to utilise the Inn sense.
peat deposits in Northwest Germany by.
bringing a large part of the bogs under
cultivation, snits eativer'tfng. the .peat into
fuel, to* be employed in the development
of electrical energy for a rtcuitursi pur-
pose(, as ')yell as for supplying light and
power to a number of 'towns sitlzateu
within a• radius of fie miles. A. network
Of Canals 1s to be formed to drain the
ground, It is 'estimated that the or; pro-
duced from the heat will furnish work t:n
the amount ot: G00 -horse power flours for
each tun, and a. large ,uarelity: of am-
monia will be recovered.
Mirtard's Liniment Cures Colds, Etc.
School Becky Sharp Attended,
If orie'had to select'a..single Thacker-
-ay shrine in London for it phl€rima.g(
might well be Walpole HJousti, on {:his -
wick Hall. This was not only the house
where :Ii1aelceray 'ae a nervous, short-
sighted boy was pleecd at.t)_,hool with
I3r. Turner and was so miserable that
Ile tried to rim away. It possesses that
other intel'est which makes the ,erns.,,
of Mr. 'Pielcw•ielee irnag eery adventures
snore liisorie than those of Mol'.ens,
real Iife;for• 'Walpole li'rttse is cer;
tainly Miss Pinkerton's academy. and
here is the spot Wiltre )1l0ky Alum)
tseandttionF.1y* httrie(1 bslcle slat, di('tin9:Ire,
Lloyd `+tenders. '<taul,;lu! (Ili! 'Ali"...
'tvick, admits indeed. that 1 r.ari:t'r;•y'
borrowed some detail) 101 Miss •I'inl ve-
ton from other liooee. Piet IlVaipole
Retie it the 1)333131. Here too, when it
was P bea•r•ding bnl113e, Daniel O'Connell
titre his dinners and Isere G'li'de' TI•'r,
TJLlchees of Cleveland probably a:'i(r,d
her days.---Fro1lt tete Landolt 0lrrtieix'ltl-
Sluggish Liver Ruined
Business Meld's Health
Story of a Merchant Who Almost
Lost His Business and His Health
Through Fyfegle,cting Early Symp-
toms of Disease.
".My life for y(t11 bite been of 54(1543'
tat' (Ammeter,- writes G 13. '1'1tehheltl,
334(41 of a 3ieil-known firm in liut'lang-
itant. '•\:int• !tour- 11413 dull 1 ,spent at
office \yolk and 1001; t.'t ru! e 1114!3' <+u
!Sunday. 1 disregarded tee symptoms oe
.Il ]l4alt ll, 1311i01 We" all t''" ti Vll.,ti't' 411
to Inv family. 1 trre:r 411111, then pine,
awl before long 1 was jluult31(7)1 et-ee
are! }s IU sere 5ellew, nn strength. ane
nem e energy 35.11'0 lower( a, and .l \vis
quite untitled fur husineee. in the
morning a light ueeF. in 1110 head, parti-
orderly when I. bent over. made me \Pry
13urri,•1.1 about uty health. 1to.1. (43 3)10
ht.sati3•r n1e<l11311(4 1 found weakening,
crud knowing titnt I had to h1 at in: a3 -
r
r � s
.114 1 tl 1 day ! le it (t uvse rath-
er
1 it ai
r
er than riele farther wooknste. (lf cot ite
I grew worse. 1ant by it. happy chance 1
h1'5iln to 118e lit. 11:tu111tou's Pei.. 1
wies foreibly strut! ,by the het that
they neither 5011 ed gripi3132 nor n 4,ls.ee.
and it steepled inerldihle thst. pill~ cunld
tone, (lean -1. ;(i1,1 111nlaie the •y'stent
without eallsini{ any uloplea'rut' art(Jr.
effect,. J)1•, 3'31 Id10(3 - 1'iI!s at'1 id 113th
rat:• :1141 as Arany :4z. 0'31111 —'.'i4,5 dive
new life to ley 31(1'.:tr,'3132thened net'
stomach, and wee me baud; to pel,eet
good health. My skill is clear, dive:hese
lids (b'(ailpeou0(3 and 1143' apoet t':i',
strength, .peril,; ore lu'rfet•t.'
lirrfuee anything offered pen 154te1141
of 1)r. lianliltnn'4 Pills. which are sure
to cure. Sold ht :25c 1,11xee, all 41318 ..
or T11,1 Catarr•hnzene Co.. Kieget'tu. One.
IDLENESS OF TEARS.
W 1,rn T eons )341' Life and its few
years --
A Wisp (•f tog 11,7t\3aa 1114 VII utile stet;
A rail to baht!( a1441 the battle 110111
A wisp of fog bel13ir,) 115 aild 1 b ;nn;
A racy choked in the era's; au hour of
fears:
The gusto tlilt t 1'5•t 11 darl,t'lll lgr 1411(114
do beat:
The burst of 14(31=ie down an nalistening
si reel -
i wonder at the idleness of tr,t1'4.
Ye old. ilii (fend. and i'1 of yest1r-
nigi't.
Chieftains a111 bards and keepers of the
sheep,
By every e(l(1 of sorrow t'i1,1. ye had.
1.01751 rt:t' from t(flr., and intake me see
aright
Ifo31 e ell; bath hack what once he stay-
ed to steep:
limner hes sight. David lirelitilc 1.1d!
1 t,G16,.s^,,,47.. t.. 1 ;
Deer Sirs; -Thi. roll _l 1 04 t }t. t,'n 3311 on
n. fence ail(i flirt my 514011 very bad, se
T could not: wtil•1: and it hurt me to
breathe. I tried all kinds or Liniments
and they did rete nn gore].
Ota beetle of 33IN,kJtl) LI\T.5I1t:\T
warmedm1 flannels and applied on 1>7y
breast. eUrcd 105 enutplet(llc .
C'. Ij'. C054141 3 33C)(')31. .
llosssuay, Digby CC:nuty; \, 5.
CREDIT FOR JEWISH FARMERS.
\C•il•Ih the help of the Jewish Agrieol-
tuial and 111(tn4(ltal Air f.:nciet,, three
co-operative anion; have been recently
establisher. nue In Fairfield (elunt;v,
1'tnineeta'ltt. one in 11ceme'.4'11rr Comity,
hew York and the third in l:llingtcin,
(`4(11)1.
1'llsse 011 slit 1111101, are t stabli4lled in
connection With tite .1e1'i•sit Farmers' As-
3Roc.iations in those plaeas, which ore
br1no114s' of the Fee of .141vieh
Farmers of .li'tc'hi, '.lite farmers hi
t'ac'it branch reieed $ i0(3 by 1elliu;t ehnres
sod the .Tev3isil 111grienlfnr:ll and 1ell toe -
trial Arid Society loaned $1,0(1) to thein
at a low rate 11f il'1t3'r^144,
'i'lte management of the eredit urines
is entirely in the bands of n heard of
directors, who are eieeted by lite
farmers.
The, money is loaned in farmers for
produet.i3'' pnrlx,ses. on easy pa31113111'4,
and with small rates, of interaht. While
in Germany. 11113•• and other European
countries the cred't unions have. been
111 iirtratfnee for many ;veers, Arial were
lolls( to be very helpful 3.o the farmers
and small lezeinec.; 1nen, in 11:1) 111111]i.ry
this ig 014' fi1'14: attempt,-.-_I"rem the Am -
(elven 11eb1•t'li`,
Minard's Liniment Cures 13istemper
r_t •
reVODre. RN FARMING.
(\"1 oinan's Hn1)11 (inn1l,anitt21 )
c ity:Mtn 1)o you keep bees,
('ountrytner:-,-,No: there are more up-
to-date methodsof .getilug shin!*.
A.311n of politetless iii Tibet, on
meeting n person, is: 14) 144131 tlji thn
el.13(ee hand?; 514(1 stiek our, the, tongilo.
MAKING THE REVOLVER SAFE,
The first harnmerlees revolver was of
\merit's origin and01, recent date; The
clue! ellas gained wore the elimination
of dancer or an explosipn caused by
strilsing the hat11111e1',. 1314 1'rtlm'a fall,and
i•) ttti inn; the prolcetilig thumb piece
away that It 1111g143 not become caught
31330 11 1111 3t 110(ketitlt,tlraw a1 of the 'ieveapolt from
A still later ue\tic(3° elf s made It impos-
sible to explode the hammerless ret•oly-•
e1', unless 1t stall be„ olac ed by the
hand at the moment the -41155er is Pull-
ed for tiriug. Cite mere "breaking„ of
one of these modern weapons, as necess-
aryy fol' ionding, mattes through the
heli t teeter the absolute safety 'that
31114(,5 oi certain emptiness ofthe cylin-
der.
'Vito first automatic weapon for pock-
et u1 holster :vas of German 0113111_ says
flit' news. IL 1Vtt.a heavy, cumbersome
anti devoid of all, artistic lines i::ven
at the present time it tarries many im-
perfections of line' and ba111110(1, btlt in
fI1, si1allcl• sires fur pocket 11140 the )L11 ,•g
allay With the obtruding cylinder has
made It vuin)4act for the prposo of con-'
(.niht'<nt. Also It has added three more
mrtridges to the (ddumber than is pos-
sible fur the pocket size, five shot re-
1o3cr.
1'i;r 5llan11'41' uf this automatic pistol
i 1101 31511 with Its eight cartridges, in-
to the lower end of the butt. A sliding,
tureen movement 11• the barrel mechan-
r .ni give the user et full notice that it is
loselect. A safety eatelr makes it safe
until the Batch Is Telea ed by thumb Pres-
sure. Thereaftee fro tithe first shot It
beet if1311 the must • {3angtrotts weapon ev-
e,' made.
t ;fit; the Bigg,ei tt:`hve cartridges the
recoil from lube snot is taken up in
t 451ti1k5 1lie 1•.5545315' au`omatically, eject-
ing the e.:411.1 ; 34) ell 54411: fnreitlg the next
e 1rtri(llr•4 :r'.0 L3 5 3'(tady for the 1153t
pun) of the Yr,gg h,rs !fere is no•-sense'of-•
rctc't1 to the ilanR ltrt.d'in,(,w the gun... 4
Ugh, revolver; ria ' j; ,bp three to six.
114 cher from ';141 of .tt34. automatic pistol
holds it quite 1(1,51 shot after shot un-
its the magazine i!1 empty.
To the unttrt(r <2.gr''eareless user this
n1:1on:a1le W050,1' 1s one of the most
dang51(115 of arms to himself or bystand-
er in that ends, u careful examination
be made the use. never knows for a cer-
tainty if it Is (mi13•. To 'the weapon
1 Dine( roan (it l31ct in itself slakes
sl -ways for its s. ety in that its terrible
t )4 vele never lt. F nint1-.d in any tither
than a safe ,tiles cli, 'Like the hammer-
less revolver, It (tttlo± be fired save
n.11511 claspcd.,I
n t•u .,l;ar•d and the trigger
Eve1 )11(dl '$'<ow ',Admits
Zat;g-Buil 1St: for these.
Lett it . YOU ease
alld CO"amforl.d..
Dov.gxsts saraF;'!,;fart' ev ryowhere
yereekee
".rNE 1='i13ST FREE. LUNCH.
To Ned :Mather, a native of this city,
-54)0 , man 3V1:0 til c.nt •11.0 dee11nin1x years
here, is 'given. ci i sift- fou 'urJ; inatiag the.
Idea et i] ee Jena (s -• ILe'it3a;..gtuitted tire"
t t 3 � r:•fe i ')4IN id �So
stltirare, and..l3alti-
•,
:r ,.,p s, ,• ±1, '=viii:»] either
Tite frit tt; ber eat ,±'i, at_:inte 4111
l (,t'1 its lealltn,or'e, where the quality
kiss, .giH,i:e ed: -i where it ins .said to.'
have (rl 'nater!. - •
cin(;, 0 y Mather conceived the idea of •
fres lunch In the,nll.ec.and• cent word to
the kitchen '1(1 01Celrtaill .tinny the cook
whet she 11'11 (041<eci that'day In which.
site felt. pSltirular pride The cook sent
1'aelr extra butt, the Sne11)ifield slam was
35(1)114 to tickle tine palate of a king.
.14$11:14 ordered her to,1Oalte 11p 's01r1e
Fal.d1\i,']1ee, and when' tilde usual crowd
ea1nt- hey found these spread o:t'a table
and declared Mather a. p111}ant:hrpist of
1!1'' meet eeeful end praieewarthy type.
Op to that time all that there was
of s free lunch was a few crackers on
111,x' )mar. 1111t no One ever thought of eat-
la- 11 em.
PILE CURE at HUMS by
New Absorption Method
If you stiffer frons bleeding, itching,
blind or protruding files, send me your
acldre131, and I will tell yru how to etre
yourself' at home by the new absorption
treairr5at. and' will •albo send seine of
this home treatment free for trial, with
refererrc•es• from rotas own locality, if re-
quested. Immediate relief 1411(1 perman-
ent cure a5.1w011. Send no money, but
tell others of this offer. • Write to -day
to Mrs. M. Summers, Box P. 8, 11Vil sor,
Ont.
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A DREAM CLOUD.
fNiag'ara.•ltafle .Iaurnal.)
1)1 von (iwned a (:loud and -could take
•
it 'tubed atd Brake it rain, when and
lsllere reit ,(iiiii,.; .nott'•nn1Ch .money, dn,.
}'on think you cease llare5 made fast
week?
It. ir, redly :chute to think flow
1)13133 the average snail would give tor
a 1ittie. two -t, -f, 111.' 313i+lf(t1J VI' hot he
has not had one iu' his .1)101( yard for a
wh.i15. 't
lint, to get - hack to that supposed
("loud wl tett you. -don't (11.13. If • yeti
did own it, 'meld elle pot ple',"stand for
(1.t" That is, would they le;t you de-
termine witilolit regulation—whether
it slionld ra111 011{1ti>; nr tis( ;ether mtan's.
laud and would Alley let you 'withhold
the rain 11n1eas it pleaxsed, yo) to tet; the
lest, of {.ise people live? And.' if not, wiry'
lint." is a cloud any more essautial to
sverybody'h living than the land, or
coal, or—?
13ut that ie coming down ' f1:om the
elottds to the earth, and. it's• -too hot.
ELECTRI4'IC.E:MAjKING.
tt. is/43/33115 ea 1.3iat''ther•e' are now In
enl.r53100 in tutu United States nearly so0
central cfcetl'i station' provided' with
Jct Malting time:trotus. The unused power
of ilio 41attous during t115 "light-
load!'
summer s35Fnil is ei'npl0yed ±11' run 00111-
niteele l motets -Poi' IIcelef37)05 ammonia
in the. p1IPe331 01' freeaing artificial lee.
The 311a11, says the )Sleetric 13101'1d, half
been eapceislly 1uecerssfui ' with snza'll
Idents s3ib33lyl.ng electric 3blr11 and light
for tt•'e 119 or less titan 1.000 irthabltiant3.
To, some caaes the earnings 4f the (13131N
111a•ry 101 ir,(,143415 a3parat 1A 5g3r0015 1111'
Peat return en the whale plant for other
E ,,D
Stop it in 30 {miipnguttes, wiitthoutt•�ani harm toanypartgpof your system, by taking
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a t.
costmaes
1
uta, .1
Wash.. , y TropItles
Will vanish, like mist before) sunshine.,
if you use one of
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Strong, Solid, Durable and Well -
Finished ' EDDY'S WASHBOARDS
will ease your washday burdens as
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ODD NAMES,
"When you ride through.:a great city,
and 'see the signs over business houses;
do •you ever wonder Irby some „people
hold on to such names?" asked Fred R.
Eleiz;ilmri.ch, of Philadedphia, at the Ra -
"To one who understands languages,
the real. mealung 0! some dames makes
one. more curious. ]?or.in'stance, over on
Third avenue, in New 'fork, the other
day, I' saw the name R.indkopf above a
store. Now, that name in German
means a bullhea(L and you would not
imagine that a healthy, normal -minded
man wvo111(1 take such a name on his
03vn account.
(?. once asked a friend familiar with
Europe how it was that so many na pies
of that cllaraeter eonee to us with the
emigrants. He explained that many
odd names corse from the Lover Prov-
inces of Germany and Austria. The
people held to the oid habit of going
without,surnames, and ahoy was called
,Tohu, the son of Jo'sepb, and •a grrl;
Mary, the dniighter of 'Martha. and so
013. throughout many generations.
"When the modern methods of Na-
poleon carne along these peopls were in-
clined to cling to the old. ways. Some
of them were, especially,sttrbborn about
taking a surntune. They insisted that
they wanted and needed no other mime,
and as a reward for their stubbornness
the French in. charge of the naming
business just bestowed a cognomen, and
took pains to pick out as odious or as
descriptive a 413(4331 as passible.
"Then. when a citizen WAS unusually
obdurate heRaR-r:tlled builhead or ox.
to vtt
he t, (l no's c 3 yf getting rid of the
"sii(lalrt+il'osty
4.'.'k
.•y.......,L:;,r .^err
MCnowsr.iLinimenta d's Cures iasrgst:
THE LIGHTED MATCH.
(Niagara Falls Gazette.)
The man who dr'oj}s.a mated without
seeing where it falls or 'whether it lo
extinct or not will have to be enrolled
with the rummer fool that rocks •tile
boat and the hunter that (hoots the
guide or the gun "projeeter'' who does
not know it is loaded. During a dinner
dance at the Nantucket Boat Club re-
cently a guest, threw a lighted snatch ou
the floor. Instantly there wa•,9 a blaze
which enveloped the both house and es-
cape was diffcult to ,all and impossible
to some. Three lives were lost, two
persons were painfully burned, and pro-
perty was sent up in smoke. The ball
room floor had been gasoline'—further
folly—it is true. and that fact may not
have been known to the match thrower.
He had possibip tossed .lighted matches
away thoneands of times before, trust-
leg that they would 'be extinguished in
this fall. tTsually they are. Some gimes
they are not. The Baltimore fire
was supposed to have been caused by a
lighted nlateh that fell through the
grating Into a littered cellar. The shirt
waist fire in New York was almost cer-
tainly caused by a carelessly tossed
match, cigarette or eigar stump.
Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria.
A TRUTHFUL TONGUE:
"l're tolled,nd tolled a. million tinges,".
Said. the church bell, with a sigh;
Of all the times that I have tolled;
I'never tolled a lie.'
"Mamma.,'. slay I carry the poodle?"
"No. dear; yot(are .,too little and too
careless; but you may Carry the baby a
little. ways."—Houston Post.
:ISSUE NO. 3 0, 1911
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REFLECTIONS. OF A BACHELOR.(New 'foil: Press..)
mtyi pall be tench prouder tot ids
:wife ,for lien good-iagking 10101)11 than
for her noble -Character.
An old fox iearued most of .his woe
dom out of the food 'fines;, of lois
youth., but folly aren't 'loxes.
When a, roan is a particularly i.:stti-
ferable bore it s :a sign it's about 14033'
he takes his exercise.
.A woman who ;had no opinions of h x14
03vn when sli,e was engaged, has all till.
more after she is married.
It isn't that a widow 1s 6o muc11. mare
tricky than other worsen; it's that e*.e
knows how to appear so much less that
she gets more chances.
DO YOUR BOOTS HURT
BECAUSE OF SORE CORD'S?
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SUNDAY OBSERVANCE.
(Christian Gnardialr.).
The man who spends the day sa*1)11,
his boat, playing golf, riding on an e:t'
eursioll train, or picnicking in the roads.
and does not use it especially to minis-
ter to religious culture and to tinge 1I•,...
whole life with the religious spirit, •
losing nut of his Sunday the hen on
Most vital part of it. Of' emir313, as nil'
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